ManWithNoGame:
They don't like people with basic equipment, but don't tell anyone. The game is so random now and doesn't reward skill. The players with basic eqt require more skill anyway, but WGT don't make any money out of them. The responses you will get will be from those who use the most expensive eqt and slow meter balls, because they are crap players. Even with EZ swing clubs, if you hit the ding it should go straight.
WGT says you can play for free. It doesn't say you will be good at the game playing for free.
First of all, get rid of the easy swing clubs. Even the WGT moderators will tell you they are junk. I would say you are a Gamer and not a Golfer. No one is going to be good after only 6 Ranked Rounds.
If you look in the Pro shop at equipment, you will see Clubs are rated on precision and forgiveness.
Mainzman posted the following in 2012 about Precision and Forgiveness.
I think it was Icon who wrote a very good description here a while ago. It went something like:
Imagine precision as a circle surrounding the point you aim at. The
ball can land anywhere within that circle on a dinged shot. High
precision clubs have a small circle, low precision ones a larger
circle. Where you land in this circle is pretty much randon, even when
you hit the ding.
Forgiveness can also be seen as a circle surrounding your point of
aim. This circle is where the ball might land when you miss the ding,
high forgiveness = small circle, low forgiveness = large circle. Where
you land in this circle is determined by which side you miss the ding.
Miss left = goes left, miss right = goes right.
This is why when you miss the ding the shot might still go where you
aimed it. Say the ball is going to the left side of the circle of
precision and the right side of the circle of forgiveness when you miss
the ding right. The result is it goes straight.
In rare circumstances a shot where you miss the ding slightly right
might still go left. If your circle of precision is large (low
precision clubs) and your circle of forgiveness is small (high
forgiveness clubs) you can get more variation from your precision than
forgiveness if you only just miss the ding. The ball is going slightly
right because of missing the ding to the right but the lack of precision
is sending it further left resulting in a rather unexpected shot.
Here is the link to that page:
http://www.wgt.com/forums/t/91731.aspx
SgtBilko also posted the following about Precision and forgiveness. Here is that link:
http://www.wgt.com/forums/t/145845.aspx
As far as your other comments, you just showed your complete ignorance of this game. People will offer help to those who want to learn this game. It takes time and practice, practice, practice. I don't think you want to learn, so I won't waste anymore of my time on you.
Good luck, or go back to what ever you Gamers are playing now.